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1. Paula

   March 21, 2010 | 12:53 pm

   

   I love the fact that you used your short time to get to the “meat and potatos” of what you were try­ing to get folks to under­stand! Not to men­tion that you didn’t “tan­gle a car­rot” only to try and sell me the pro­duce store!
   While I under­stand that it takes time and effort to research things and put together a pro­gram to help oth­ers through their search, I don’t believe that charg­ing some­one hun­dreds of dol­lars to get that infor­ma­tion is truly in the spirit of what we’re all try­ing to accom­plish! So~ Thanks so much… and I will get that book and read it. Sounds very helpful

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2. Rudolf Zimmerer

   April 28, 2010 | 9:54 am

   

   Sci­ence is all the time a lie. My child­hood was a hell, today I am really one of the hap­pi­est one. I have stud­ied a lot and after 5 years 95% of the sci­ence results are more or less wrong. To become a happy per­son is very sim­ple, you desire it, as a thirsty per­son needs water, and then do every­thing what is on your path to become happier.

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3. Leila

   May 16, 2010 | 5:21 am

   

   Hi and thanks for this great philosopher’s note. Although I do some of these prac­tices and some more than oth­ers, I could still add a few. There’s more to hap­pi­ness than you’d think.

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